Meet Rosie

OTHER PETS: Rosie is an energetic puppy that would likely do well with another well socialized dog. Because of her puppy antics, a dog who is tolerant and knows how to adjust play style would be the best fit for Rosie. [Likely (Must Meet First)] OWNER EXPERIENCE: Experience with positive reinforcement or willingness to learn, will be the best way to set the relationhsip up for success and help Rosie thrive. Rosie is young and social, and ready to learn that the world is a safe place.[Some Experience] KIDS: Rosie will likely be a good fit for a family with children, but active supervision of minors and dogs is crucial to help keep everyone feel safe and comfortable. A meet is a must if Rosie is going to live with any kids.[Likely (Must Meet First)] ACTIVITY LEVEL: Rosie loves to play and loves interaction. She will have a lots of puppy energy in and outside the home, so she'll need a combination of regular yet moderate exercise, a lot of rest as she develops, and plenty of mental enrichment such as appropriate chew toys, food puzzles, games, and learning new skills and fun tricks to meet her needs and prevent boredom. [Olympic Athlete]VETERINARY CARE: Routine visits to a vet will help keep Rosie in her best health as she ages into adulthood. This will be important so she gets all her proper vaccines to keep her immune system strong.[Routine] LEVEL OF TRAINING NEEDED: Positivie reinforcement is the best way to set a youngerster up for success while building confidence, having fun, and building a strong human-canine bond while learning new skills and fun tricks. Puppies also need a lot of rest in order to process new information. [Moderate] GROOMING: Regular brushing and baths will help reduce shedding in the home.[Minimal]